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Aimee Mann ~ I Could Get Used To This


pre>(it's in bbm) I could get used to this So far- Or should i take it just a little farther So good- And if i think about it, it gets better I could get used to this I could get used to this I could get used to Feeling the way that i do So long- Or should i stay just a little longer So much For keeping it a secret I could get used to this I could get used to this I could get used to Feeling the way that i do Oh, all the times i told myself I could never fall in love Love is just too difficult Oh, too bad I'm only talking to myself about it So sad- I guess i'm going to have to live without I could get used to this I could get used to this I could get used to Feeling the way that i do I know, i know, i know how it goes Baby, will i get the chance? I could get used to Feeling the way that i do. /pre> more free lyrics

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I could get used to this

So far-
Or should i take it just a little farther
So good-
And if i think about it, it gets better
I could get used to this
I could get used to this
I could get used to
Feeling the way that i do
So long-
Or should i stay just a little longer
So much
For keeping it a secret
I could get used to this
I could get used to this
I could get used to
Feeling the way that i do
Oh, all the times i told myself
I could never fall in love
Love is just too difficult
Oh, too bad
I'm only talking to myself about it
So sad-
I guess i'm going to have to live without
I could get used to this
I could get used to this
I could get used to
Feeling the way that i do
I know, i know, i know how it goes
Baby, will i get the chance?
I could get used to
Feeling the way that i do.

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